Jack Harlow stops by Hot 97 Wih Funkmaster Flex to Hot 97 to unleash a three-minute freestyle over the Pharrell featuring Gwen Stefani 2015 hit “Can I Have It Like That.”
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Island Boys Speak On Running Trains On Girls, 6ix9ine, Kodak Black Saying They Snitched & More
The Island Boys (Flyysoulja and Kodiyakredd) sit down with Say Cheese TV where they speak on running trains on girls, issue with Kodak Black, 6ix9ine and more!
Flyysoulja – I’m An Island Boy (ft. Kodiyakredd)
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Someone Really Booked The Fake Drake For $5K To Perform
Fake Drake is turning into more than just a fleeting viral moment. Drake‘s doppelgänger (who goes by the name Izzy) has been running amok in Miami for the last few months, and it’s reached the point where he’s actually getting paid to make appearances.
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Lul Tim Says He Finessed 6ix9ine Outta $60,000 For A Feature
Lul Tim claims he finessed Tekashi 6ix9ine out of $60k for a feature.
Last year the rappers were seen together in the studio but it was not clear about what they were doing together.
“I never did it. I acted like I was going to do it… Got a little 40, 60 racks type sh-t and just dipped,” he told Fucious TV. He says they were going to record a song but instead he took the money and left the studio after 6ix9ine “tapped in with some of the homies.”
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NoCap Shares The Music Video For Latest Single “No Hook”
NoCapdrops the official music video for his latest single “No Hook.”
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Kendrick Lamar Drops “The Heart Part 5,” Becomes OJ Simpson, Kanye West, Will Smith & Nipsey Hussle in New Video
Kendrick Lamar’s new song “The Heart Part 5” gives us a lot of new material to dissect. The five-minute track was released on Sunday evening, alongside a music video in which his face morphs into O.J. Simpson, Kanye West, Jussie Smollett, Kobe Bryant, Will Smith, and Nipsey Hussle, as he raps from each of their perspectives.
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Young Thug Arrested in Atlanta on Gang-Related Charges
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, rapper Young Thug has been arrested on Monday and charged with conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act and participation in street gang activity.
Young Thug, real name Jeffery Lamar Williams, 30, is facing the RICO Act charge stemming from an alleged offense in January 2013, while the gang activity charge is related to allegations from May 2018.
Gunna is also listed as part of the 56-count indictment that has roped in 28 other YSL members.
Video was shared on social media of Young Thug’s arrest after authorities raided his Atlanta-area home.
New footage of Young Thug following his arrest pic.twitter.com/ur1sBjMIpv
— XXL Magazine (@XXL) May 10, 2022
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The Island Boys Deny Reports About Their Chains Getting Snatched After Brawl in Hawaii
Upon taking a recent trip to Hawaii, The Island Boys found out the hard way that pedestrians are more than willing to encroach upon their wealth and their hand-to-hand combat skills. Video footage of The Island Boys and their entourage engaging in a slugfest with a group of locals went viral over the weekend.
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NBA YoungBoy Asks Label to Ban YouTubers from Using His Music in Reaction Videos: “Get a Real Job”
NBA YoungBoy is calling out YouTubers for playing his music on their channels.
The Baton Rouge rapper took to Instagram on Sunday to ask his label to ban YouTubers from using his music in their reaction videos.
“Atlantic ban my music from all YouTubers—get a real job,” YoungBoy wrote. “Ha ha ha ion like you neither wait on my funeral.”
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MMA Fighter Goes Viral After Admitting that He Has Herpes During Live Interview
This past weekend an unknown UFC fighter named Joel Bauman set the Twitter-verse ablaze when he casually admitted, during a post-fight interview, that he had an STD before his bout with Reese Forrest at Fury FC 61.
NO WAY did he just say that.#FuryFC61 pic.twitter.com/lAk5G3AEBb
— UFC FIGHT PASS (@UFCFightPass) May 8, 2022
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NBA YoungBoy Teams Up With Quavo On “Don’t Rate Me”
NBA YoungBoy has enlisted Quavo for his brand new single titled “Don’t Rate Me”.
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Lil Baby Releases New Song “Dark Mode” With Ja Morant In Beats By Dre Ad
Atlanta rapper Lil Baby starred with Memphis Grizzlies forward Ja Morant in a new Beats by Dre ad on Saturday night. Lil Baby’s “Dark Mode” single provided the soundtrack for the 90-second ad, in which he muses on his place in the game while keeping his eye on the ball and keeping an eye out for his inner-circle.